even though you can sell it to urban people , but they would consider this supposed party as a amateur one and wont vote (as they used to)
Kapil Sibal aims to restrict freedom of speech on the internet!
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mehrotra.akash
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^^The sad reality
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What if I use https, can they still filter my contents?
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Freaking duma$$
mehrotra.akash
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What if I use https, can they still filter my contents?
You didnt get the full implication
He wants FB,etc to have humans review each and every posted item on the site
If you update your status:it should be approved
if you upload a photo it should be approved
essentially any and every action performed by you on a social site needs to be govt. approved
You didnt get the full implication
He wants FB,etc to have humans review each and every posted item on the site
If you update your status:it should be approved
if you upload a photo it should be approved
essentially any and every action performed by you on a social site needs to be govt. approved
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And savita bhabhi as well 
What if I use https, can they still filter my contents?
Its just encryption protocol , since it will be monitored at site end (FB / google etc ) , so yes it can be filtered in theory , coz in reality , filtering such huge traffic is near to impossible.. One reason i cant be on twitter for a long time , i simply cant follow the rate at which tweets pour in.. Its very hard to read , especially when you know there are 100+ waiting to be read.. !!
Its just encryption protocol , since it will be monitored at site end (FB / google etc ) , so yes it can be filtered in theory , coz in reality , filtering such huge traffic is near to impossible.. One reason i cant be on twitter for a long time , i simply cant follow the rate at which tweets pour in.. Its very hard to read , especially when you know there are 100+ waiting to be read.. !!
exactly. since they want every single piece of content to be scanned by a human which is of course not possible... indian government would have to change their stance or go for a blanket ban over these services. i am sure these are just pressure tactics to get them to agree to a broad set of censorship that would mean that your identities would not be protected and content that annoys them can get regular folks in trouble.
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